MUNI & BART
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Bart was at an animal shelter in Alabama before being shipped to another in Wisconsin from which he was rescued by a good family with whom he is now thriving. Seems to me, though, that those sad-sack eyes hint at the hardship of his prior life.
Bart's namesake also originated in Alabama and moved to Green Bay, Wisconsin where he too thrived, leading his team to five NFL and two Superbowl Championships ;-)
Bart's rolling around and hoping I won't head out for the day. Sorry, Bart, I have to go, but I can take some photos of you beforehand.
Bart is in a favorite spot, the window in the kitchen. It gives him a good view of the bird feeder, and a high vantage point to monitor his surroundings. I'm tapping a knife on the lens hood to get his attention.
Like many cats, Bart enjoys the warmth of a fireplace. I made funny noises to draw his attention from the flickering flames. It was tricky to get this shot, as the light from the fire interfered with the autofocus.
I had just come in from taking insect photos in the garden, and used my zoom on Bart from across the room. He's in a favorite spot, the living room window. I need to take more photos of his sister, Lisa, but she's tricky to shoot.
I was trying to photograph a daisy while using a sequined backdrop when Bart said, "No, you'll photograph me, instead." He's very persistent!
I'm standing at the bottom of the stairs and zooming in on Bart. He's sad that I have to leave for a little bit, but he's gotten many assurances that I'll be home soon.
Il piccolo Bart ha smesso di soffrire!
ieri pomeriggio il veterinario mi ha telefonato, dicendomi che Bart non ce l'aveva fatta.
io e Francesca siamo andati a prendercelo, ce lo siamo portati a casa e adesso riposa sotto il melograno.
E io mi aggrappo a queste ultime immagini per ricordarmelo sempre coccolone e buono e per cancellare gli ultimi giorni di dolore, di bave alla bocca e di sangue e piscio...
:-(((
Bart is in the window, and is watching my left hand crinkle a plastic bag. He had been captivated by an outdoor cat across the street.
Bart wanted more playtime before I headed out for the day, making it hard to leave. He rolled around on the floor, looking up at me, expectantly. I engaged him with some wand work, which he enjoyed.
My cats celebrate their fourth birthday today! I got them in June of 2020 after the passing of their predecessor, Connor. This iPhone photo is from October of 2020, when they were cuddly kittens.
Bart is in the kitchen window, and I'm waving a long stem of catnip around him. It grows wild at the farm, and I often bring some home. He eats the shredded leaves, then paws at the floor.
Bart often plops down at my feet and playfully paws at my ankles. I often bend down to give him pats or I reach for the wand toy and play with him.
Another bark art reflection looking for faces on my day at the beach last week. Hope your weekend is going well and thanks for comments and faves!
Bart is enjoying his favorite spot in the morning, a loveseat in the living room. It was a challenge to get him to open his eyes; I had to wave a small towel and make funny noises.
Bart has stopped responding to my kazoo and squeaker, so I turned on my electric toothbrush and held it against the camera, making an awful buzzing sound. I pulled it away when he looked at the lens, and quickly snapped a photo. He's perched on top of my bathroom cabinet, a favorite spot.
Bart enjoys rolling around in the sun, like all cats. He paws at me if I try to step over him. He only tolerates brief tummy rubs, sadly.
I was photographing flowers on my kitchen counter tonight when Bart had to make it about him. Behind him is a swatch of rose gold sequined fabric.
Bart has just eaten some catnip and is waiting for pats. He turned four years old on April 1.
I really like the 40mm lens now. I've had it for a while, my experiences with it at first were frustrating. Magic moments were lost to blurriness. I didn't use it for months. With the flash, however, the lens is getting great detail, and it focuses quickly on the animals.
A profile of Bart Simpson in Lego. Just in time for the May 1st celebration.
I've photographed this almost year ago, and been playing with it ever since. Yesterday I started to think it's time to let it go and put this on save here.
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An interesting engineering and user interface problem. Imagine someone standing on the platform has been bumped and has fallen into the track area.
How do you help them quickly get out of the way of an oncoming train, without causing more problems as the crowd tries to help them out? Once you've designed the safety affordance, how do you make it easy to understand its purpose?
BART station, San Francisco International Airport.